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Re: Add OnPageIndexChanging programatically Rui Lourenço12-Feb-07 4:34 Rui Lourenço 12-Feb-07 4:34  Hi thank you for your response I had this code <asp:gridview runat="server" id="GeneralGridView" onpageindexchanging="GridViewPaging"> .... In the code behind I have a function called GridViewPaging that is responsable for pagging But now I build the gridview programatically, like this protected void GridViewBuild() { GeneralGridView.ID = "GeneralGridView"; GeneralGridView.AllowPaging = true; GeneralGridView.PageSize = 5 .... this.Controls.Add(GeneralGridView); } But I cant add a property that allows me to call the GridViewPaging function there is no GeneralGridView.OnPageIndexChanging= "GridViewPaging"; So I cant have pagging. Don't know any other way to make pagging work. Best regards, Rui Re: Add OnPageIndexChanging programatically Mircea Puiu12-Feb-07 20:31 Mircea Puiu 12-Feb-07 20:31  If you need anew property, then you should use your own class which exteds GridView (i.e. a class derived from GridView. In that class you define a private field and a property to set/get the value of that field. Then you should respond to some events. SkyWalker Re: Add OnPageIndexChanging programatically Rui Lourenço15-Feb-07 0:47 Rui Lourenço 15-Feb-07 0:47  Thank you very much RichTextBox Jeeva Jose12-Feb-07 0:38 Jeeva Jose 12-Feb-07 0:38  OS : windows XP Visual studio : 2003 C#2003 I cound not hide the bliking curosr in RichTextBox. How can I hide the cursor.Anybody help me. Continue... Re: RichTextBox Pete O'Hanlon12-Feb-07 2:47 Pete O'Hanlon 12-Feb-07 2:47  A quick search on Google turned this up. Remember, when posting questions that Google should be your first port of call. Clickety[^] the last thing I want to see is some pasty-faced geek with skin so pale that it's almost translucent trying to bump parts with a partner - John Simmons / outlaw programmer Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before. Re: RichTextBox Mircea Puiu12-Feb-07 3:12 Mircea Puiu 12-Feb-07 3:12  To hide the cursor, you normally set the MouseIcon property to a blank cursor image. SkyWalker What is Mean by namespace in C#.net jaganil12-Feb-07 0:09 jaganil 12-Feb-07 0:09  Hi All i am new to C#.net can any one tell me abut namespaces Re: What is Mean by namespace in C#.net Blue_Boy12-Feb-07 0:26 Blue_Boy 12-Feb-07 0:26  Make googling[^] Re: What is Mean by namespace in C#.net Sandeep Akhare12-Feb-07 2:12 Sandeep Akhare 12-Feb-07 2:12  NameSapce is the logical collection ................. Google it <l>Thanks and Regards Sandeep Re: What is Mean by namespace in C#.net Mircea Puiu12-Feb-07 3:09 Mircea Puiu 12-Feb-07 3:09  Namespaces are a way to define classes and other types of information into one hierarchical structure. System is the basic namespace that you use by every .NET code. The namespaces are the building blocks for the .NET way of software development. SkyWalker Re: What is Mean by namespace in C#.net ednrgc12-Feb-07 5:38 ednrgc 12-Feb-07 5:38  I don't think namespaces are mean at all. C# Form RichardRead12-Feb-07 0:04 RichardRead 12-Feb-07 0:04  I have a form which I want to use in several projects - is it best to keep the code for this in as seperate directory and add it to my projects for building, or should I build it as a library? Which is best - If it was a code module I would go for the library option but I am not sure with a form. Richard Re: C# Form Sushant Duggal12-Feb-07 0:52 Sushant Duggal 12-Feb-07 0:52  Hi Create a windows control for that form. Regards, Sushant Duggal. Re: C# Form Pete O'Hanlon12-Feb-07 2:31 Pete O'Hanlon 12-Feb-07 2:31  If the form is going to be reused in several different applications, then it is better to encapsulate it in a library. You can use inheritance to change the form when it is in a new application. the last thing I want to see is some pasty-faced geek with skin so pale that it's almost translucent trying to bump parts with a partner - John Simmons / outlaw programmer Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before. Re: C# Form Mircea Puiu12-Feb-07 2:47 Mircea Puiu 12-Feb-07 2:47  You could also reference the file through a link in your project. But this has the drawback that you have to recompile other projects when something changes. SkyWalker WaitForSingleObject equivalent in C#? bouli11-Feb-07 23:39 bouli 11-Feb-07 23:39  Hello gurus, Maybe I'm asking for a recurrent question... But... What is the equivalent of WaitForSingleObject in C#? How can I write a thread that using WaitForSingleObject equivalent??? Thanks for the help. Best regards. Fred. There is no spoon. Re: WaitForSingleObject equivalent in C#? m@u11-Feb-07 23:57 m@u 11-Feb-07 23:57  Hi Try System.Threading.ThreadPool.RegisterWaitForSingleObject() greets m@u Re: WaitForSingleObject equivalent in C#? theonlyavenger21-Oct-12 22:48 theonlyavenger 21-Oct-12 22:48  Try this, http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.waithandle.aspx[^] and this, http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.eventwaithandle.aspx[^] Creating new user account Using pop3 etc EEmaan11-Feb-07 23:09 EEmaan 11-Feb-07 23:09  hi! i m developing an appliction in C# webappliction .I have a module as email clinet in it .... i have received the mail ....But now i was to register the users in my own defined domin from my own built interface....how can i do it i havnt any idea about creating the new acounts in my own domain e.g,domian.com Make forms unmovable Ashvin Gunga11-Feb-07 22:59 Ashvin Gunga 11-Feb-07 22:59  I am writing a Windows Mobile CE 5.0 device application in VS2005. I want to prevent the user from moving the windows form while maintaining the title bar (though the control box can be hidden). Any help please? Ashvin Gunga Re: Make forms unmovable Syed Muhammad Kamran12-Feb-07 1:32 Syed Muhammad Kamran 12-Feb-07 1:32  Declare an instance variable of Type Point name it say loc. In the end of your Form_Load event Handler write this line of code this.LocationChanged += new System.EventHandler ( this.FormName_LocationChanged ); this.loc.X = this.Location.X; this.loc.Y = this.Location.Y; And in the LocationChanged Event Handler private void DbDeploy_LocationChanged ( object sender , EventArgs e ) { this.Location = this.loc; } Re: Make forms unmovable Syed Muhammad Kamran12-Feb-07 1:40 Syed Muhammad Kamran 12-Feb-07 1:40  Sorry i didn't noticed you mentioned Windows Mobile CE application.. However you can use the same strategy there as well... Just use Mouse_Move event and check if the Left mouse Button is pressed when the Mouse_Move event has raised... If yes then reassign the location property. Re: Make forms unmovable Ashvin Gunga12-Feb-07 1:51 Ashvin Gunga 12-Feb-07 1:51  Hi Syed, Thanks for your reply. I have tried to use the private instance variables some days back (as you mentioned above). However, this allows the user to move the form, say using the pen (since I am using a touch screen device), and once he stops dragging it, the form goes back to the original position. Instead, I want the user not able to move the form at all. I want the form to be completely unmovable. The reason is because I will maximize the screen and the user should not be allowed to see anything behind the form (e.g. the desktop etc). With the solution above, he is possible to see what's behind. Can you help please? Ashvin Gunga Re: Make forms unmovable Luc Pattyn12-Feb-07 6:22 Luc Pattyn 12-Feb-07 6:22  AFAIK a form that is maximized can not be moved at all; it normally can be: - restored (to its non-maximized size) - minimized - closed So if you disable the ones you dont want, you're done. I would disable the maximize and minimize buttons, and set it maximized either in Designer or in constructor or Load event. Luc Pattyn Re: Make forms unmovable Ashvin Gunga12-Feb-07 18:41 Ashvin Gunga 12-Feb-07 18:41  Hi Luc, Thanks a lot for your help. I think it works Ashvin Gunga

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